Proof of Pythagorean Theorem Using Similar Triangles

One of the most common construction in elementary geometry is drawing an altitude in a right angled triangle. This gives rise to 3 Symmetric triangles and one can use this to prove AM-GM inequality. However the same construction can also prove Pythagorean theorem. Here is this neat proof.

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